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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. 38/F-39/F Mandarin Oriental Apartments in Macao, China by PplusP DesignersDecember 20th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: PplusP Designers The principle concept established for this project at the Mandarin Oriental in Macau, is to embody tranquility at its essence through capturing the elements of nature. The Tree is symbolic of being protective, sheltering and being able to nurture life-giving energy. The idea is to allow its occupants to enter a nature-inspired living space, where they could feel relaxed and safe within the comfort of their own home. Walking through the entrance door reveals a welcoming feeling of freshness with leaves are blowing and swaying towards the ceiling.  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers
 Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers Abstract tree branches encircle the living area are accentuated by the autumn leaves which project along the curved decorative feature. This curved feature along with the reflective ceiling feature recreates an experience akin to laying under a tree with reveals of light breaking though the tree canopy. Earthy tones and choice of natural materials enhances the natural feeling within the space.  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers The dining room reciprocates the natural style of the living room with added elegance. The long wooden dining table, capable of accommodating a large number of guests, directly joins into the polished marble structure with a concealed television which is available for viewing when hosting. Alongside is a fireplace installed on the wall, highlighting the contrasting material of the shelving.  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers The stair features draws you in to continue the story as it unfolds towards the second floor. The rose gold finish brings life to the staircase. The hand rail enhances the contemporary feel by implementing the elongated shape of tree stems. Adjacent to the living room, the ceiling of the second floor is designed with the pattern of abstract tree branches.  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers The wall hung grey marble TV wall extends along the corridor wall; the corridor opens up to a cozy corner for enjoying your favourite beverage. Contrasting with the material used on the wall, the warm wooden flooring covered with a stone shape rugcaptures the essence of nature.  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers The master bedroom has been purposely designed in a deep brown color with a back wall feature designed to simulate tree trunks layered upon one another. As well as looking natural, the choice of colours and materials offers a sense of luxury in this area. Concealed behind the grey and white marble finished wall, the bedrooms has been designed to the same extent as the master bedroom. The bed is framed by unique bed side cabinet features in a copper finish, whilst the lighting creates the illusion of light simmering through a tree canopy.  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers The bedroom wall and wardrobe are covered with glass to visually enlarge the space and the geometric carpet adds texture and colour, giving a playful touch to the glamorous room.  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers  Image Courtesy © PplusP Designers
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